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|    Sylvain Kerjean to Edmund    |
|    Re: Colors in terminal    |
|    19 Oct 05 17:16:35    |
      From: Sylvain.Kerjean@USherbrooke.ca              Edmund wrote:               > What does the colors mean in the terminal.        > I see black, light blue, dark blue and green file ot folders.        > Where can I find some info about that?        >        > Thanks        >        >                     these colors are linked to the type of the file ( you can see it with ls -l)       green : executable       light blue : symbolic link       dark blue : folder              i don't remember where are store all the colors butti remember it is       kind of standard in unix terminals.              Don't forget too that on theeR4.5, the message "Welcome to BeOS" was       displayed with "Be" colored in blue and red,       which has been suppressed on the R5              Sylvain              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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